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<p>Continuation of these threads
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</p><p>Which of the Girls will be Bell's girlfriend?? 3
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</p><p>Which of the Girls will be Bell's girlfriend?? 1
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(Edited by Kevhunt06)
<p>It's worth dreaming, but right now I don't expect much from Oomori.
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(Edited by Airhead07)
<div class="quote"><i>Kevhunt06 wrote:
First off, in DM 3 Ais isn't saying wait to Bell, nor is the narrative. The narrative is that there is something she is dreaming about that causes her to yell "wait-just..." While there is some symbolism in the scene, this isn't what you are proposing. It is showing there is something more going on with the girl than Bell realizes. In reality she is telling her parents to wait for her in a nightmare. <p>As for DanMemo, Oomori has little to no control over it. He occasionally writes events for it but nothing more. It has never been in question that Bell will save Ais at some point and become her hero. No one should have need the event to figure that out. The problem with using this as the absolute for BellxAis, is that every single girl interested in Bell gets saved by him and becomes their hero as well. </p><p>The relationship chemistry claims are yet another problem. People claim such and such characters have the best or only chemistry is to heavily influenced by interpretive bais to be a valid claim by the vast majority of shippers. It is easy for someone to explain it for particular characters and then have someone else claim they are wrong and it exist somewhere else. </p><p>The reality is that Oomori struggles with writing relationships and with plotting. He is good at writing compelling scenes but often fails to weave them neatly in to the narrative and follow up with meaningful interaction. This is largely why once a character fail for Bell they all have similar inability to act meaningfully towards that end. To say Oomori knows what he is doing is wishful thinking at best and ignoring huge portions of the narrative at worst. If he knew what he was doing Hestia, Lili, Eina, Syr, and even Haruhime and Ryuu to a lesser extent wouldn't feel like they all are essentailly act the same or very similar. Resorting to blocking other girls, saying idiotic lines, and hurting Bell is not good writing. Ryuu and Haruhime have less time in the narrative to have been in that position but so far hasn't been encouraging. </p><p>
Given that every girl continues to be developed as a romantic interest amd the existing plotting, there are two ends to the romance plot on the table. That would BellxAis and BellxHarem. </p> </i></div>
<p>I have to agree with Kevhunt here that frankly speaking, Oomori is bad at writing romance. He could write great stories on "white knight saving damsel in distress" trope but that's it, he can't follow up the romance aspect of the plot since he is too caught up to expand Danmachi lore and backstory. At this point, I am not suprised to see an open ending where Bell ends up with no one. At least I'd prefer it that way compared to poorly written harem like Arifureta series. </p>
First off, in DM 3 Ais isn't saying wait to Bell, nor is the narrative. The narrative is that there is something she is dreaming about that causes her to yell "wait-just..." While there is some symbolism in the scene, this isn't what you are proposing. It is showing there is something more going on with the girl than Bell realizes. In reality she is telling her parents to wait for her in a nightmare. <p>As for DanMemo, Oomori has little to no control over it. He occasionally writes events for it but nothing more. It has never been in question that Bell will save Ais at some point and become her hero. No one should have need the event to figure that out. The problem with using this as the absolute for BellxAis, is that every single girl interested in Bell gets saved by him and becomes their hero as well. </p><p>The relationship chemistry claims are yet another problem. People claim such and such characters have the best or only chemistry is to heavily influenced by interpretive bais to be a valid claim by the vast majority of shippers. It is easy for someone to explain it for particular characters and then have someone else claim they are wrong and it exist somewhere else. </p><p>The reality is that Oomori struggles with writing relationships and with plotting. He is good at writing compelling scenes but often fails to weave them neatly in to the narrative and follow up with meaningful interaction. This is largely why once a character fail for Bell they all have similar inability to act meaningfully towards that end. To say Oomori knows what he is doing is wishful thinking at best and ignoring huge portions of the narrative at worst. If he knew what he was doing Hestia, Lili, Eina, Syr, and even Haruhime and Ryuu to a lesser extent wouldn't feel like they all are essentailly act the same or very similar. Resorting to blocking other girls, saying idiotic lines, and hurting Bell is not good writing. Ryuu and Haruhime have less time in the narrative to have been in that position but so far hasn't been encouraging. </p><p>
Given that every girl continues to be developed as a romantic interest amd the existing plotting, there are two ends to the romance plot on the table. That would BellxAis and BellxHarem. </p> </i></div>
<p>I have to agree with Kevhunt here that frankly speaking, Oomori is bad at writing romance. He could write great stories on "white knight saving damsel in distress" trope but that's it, he can't follow up the romance aspect of the plot since he is too caught up to expand Danmachi lore and backstory. At this point, I am not suprised to see an open ending where Bell ends up with no one. At least I'd prefer it that way compared to poorly written harem like Arifureta series. </p>
(Edited by Puregolden)
<p>It would of been great if Lena and lefiya fell in love with bell but that would never happen since Lena in love with Bete and lefiya is in love with ais
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(Edited by A Fandom user)
<p>That wouldn't be great at all, more additions to Bell's pointlessly large harem
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<p>The problem is that it is a one-way harem the author is not clear on the other cases as Ryuu, Haru, Syr for example, the feelings explicitly shown and demonstrated of Bell towards Ais is clear, well, the others what about it?
</p><p>Did the author try to bring some interesting knowledge about women to Bell through these friends to find out how to behave with his future wife in the future and fuck everything else in friendship mode with Bell or try does it make a harem but don't know how to write it (even if I don't like the idea of a harem)
</p><p>I would like to see the direction that the author will take with women, but we must admit that Bell is totally different when he is with Aiz and a little bit Ryuu, even if Ryuu is more one way (or not the future will tell )
</p><p>I remind you that this is only my opinion.
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(Edited by Gozulolz)
I agree. Ais Wallenstein and Ryuu Lion are the women that make Bell feel differently compared to the others.
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<p>Fujino in the 'afterwords' section of Volume 14 even stated that he was considering ending the series there, but held off. and that he would like the write about her once more if GA Bunko let him. I hope Fujino actually get's to do what he wants with the story, and not corrupted by editors.
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Ryuu Lion got Bell Cranel to see why a Man would to protect a Woman.
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<p>In the anime I see no barely any interactions with Bell and Ryun they should honestly cancelled the anime if it’s going to be so different to the lN and manga cause I really don’t enjoyed everyone saying this that I’ve never heard of before
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<p>I agree with the above I find in my opinion that Oomori is going a little strong with Ryuu and Bell I like their bond of "friendly" but with what happened on the 37 th floor it completely turned upside down my vision of these two characters, even if I think that I have the feeling that Oomori wanted to teach Bell an aspect of the woman, I still find that he is going there a little strong.
</p><p>I hope that Oomori will give us a logical end (in love) in my opinion I opt for Aiz x Bell and I will maintain this point of view until the end for obvious reasons
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(Edited by Gozulolz)